Last time I detailed a bit about the Limited Profile, one of Ion’s more advanced and complex Profile options. Today I’ll talk about Ion’s Adaptive Quirks Profile, which is the default and most commonly-used profile in Ion’s arsenal. The Adaptive Quirks Profile, … ...
Read moreThis guest blog post was written by Tim Mangan, the owner of TMurgent Technologies which specializes in Microsoft App-V. I have found that many of the companies that are interested in Browsium Ion are also using Microsoft App-V as … ...
Read moreSince the release of Ion in January of this year, we’ve remained committed to improving Ion’s compatibility with the web applications that our customers are running. Browsium Ion 2.0 Update 2, our second maintenance release, is now available. Update 2 is a full release of … ...
Read moreMany customers running legacy applications are also running legacy hardware, and old PCs tend to be memory constrained. To help in cases where PCs are under severe memory pressure, Ion has a “Limited Profile” option, which makes many of Ion’s features … ...
Read moreWhat do you do when you’re under pressure to upgrade your ageing infrastructure but have hundreds of business-critical web applications that won’t work if you upgrade? If you’re like most organizations, you contemplate spending millions to upgrade the applications or … ...
Read moreBrowsium will be attending the Microsoft Management Summit (MMS) in Las Vegas April 16-20 2012. We won’t be exhibiting (so don’t bother hunting for our booth), but we will be spending the week meeting with customers and partners. Email us … ...
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